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08-20-2013, 02:24 PM
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As a CPA, my personal opinion is this:
The person would not been subject to taxes for just catching the home run, where that was more an act of g-d than an intentional gift with a monetary value. Once he received all those gifts from Jeter and the Yankees with a clear fair value of over $600, he became subject to taxes. 
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